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To further their athletic and educational careers, the Preckel brothers both sign to a collegiate program. senior Jack Preckel will attend Missouri University of Science and Technology to play football and compete in Track & Field. senior Robby Preckel signs to play football at Northwestern University.

Winter signing day sees eight athletes commit to variety of universities

Rishit Sohaney and Theo Koury February 13, 2025

Eight student athletes across five different sports signed to a collegiate program, Feb. 10 to continue their athletic and educational careers. The Winter College Day signings took place during Ac-lab...

One man show lunch concerts shut down for safety reasons

Julia Dean, Digital Media Asst. Editor In Chief February 11, 2025

Lafayette’s lunch times became a bit more interesting as junior Zach Diethelm brightened up his school cafeteria with his singing, dancing, and electronic music. It became a lunchtime staple to wait...

Annual Winter Carnival fuels friendly competition

Sam Walowitz, Digital Media Asst. Editor In Chief February 6, 2025

During the annual Winter Carnival at Lafayette High School, juniors Nicolay Knysh, Connor Kash, Logan Martin and Owen Waeckerle had a friendly competition while volunteering at their booths: who could...

During the homecoming pep assembly, junior Mackenzie Kannel, senior Abby Moyer, and junior Rylee Keim get ready for a stunt.

Taking the Tumble

Pavani Manumari, Reporter January 29, 2025

After running through a smooth practice routine, junior Mackenzie Kannel and her team confidently got ready to perform for a two day competition in 8th Grade. While tumbling in an X formation during the...

Luke Voit speaks on his first major league hit with moderator, Martin Kilcoyne, at Persimmon Woods Golf Club on Friday Jan. 10.

High School Dreams, Major League Reality

Darby Morel and Theo Koury January 22, 2025

Growing up across the street from Lafayette, former MLB player and Class of 2009 alum Luke Voit has had a very successful career in the Major Leagues, playing for teams like the Saint Louis Cardinals and...

Local animal shelter offers volunteer opportunities for students

Pavani Manumari and Lylah Kimberlin January 15, 2025

As one of the largest no-kill animal shelters in Missouri, Open Door Animal Sanctuary fosters almost 400 animals every day. Being a no-kill shelter means that animals are never euthanized to make room...

Out of 520 total entries for “Beginnings”, freshman Annabella Graham’s long exposure photo will be one of 74 on display at the St. Louis Kooyumjian Gallery. “I had no clue my photo was gonna get picked at all,” Graham said. “But I was very happy about it.”

photo contributed by Annabelle Graham

Beginnings 2024: More than an exhibition

Ammu Lanka, Reporter January 14, 2025

Although she signed up for photography as an easy art credit, freshman Annabella Graham did not anticipate her photography being selected for Beginnings, a gallery exhibition hosted by Webster University.  Graham...

Marketplace Craft Fair raises money for band, raises awareness for non-profits

Lylah Kimberlin, Digital Media Staff December 17, 2024

On December 7th, the Lafayette Band Booster hosted their annual Marketplace Craft Fair to help raise money for the LHS bands. They sold over 160 vendors space to sell goods and promote their businesses....

During her last night in Iceland, Assistant Principal Natasha Fischer finally got to see the northern lights, a long time dream of hers. Fischer traveled to Iceland in March 2023 with her husband Brett Fischer.

People of Lafayette: Natasha Fischer

Abby Scott, Staff Editor December 16, 2024

“It was the most glorious moment ever," Assistant Principal Natasha Fischer said. On the last night of her trip in Iceland, Fischer was at a restaurant and it was cloudy outside, so she felt discouraged...

During the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Macy's Great American Marching Band color guard was unable to spin on the parade route due to rain. Instead, color guard members were able to wave and talk with excited onlookers.

Photo Contributed By Gracie Hagen.

Don’t Rain on their (Thanksgiving) Parade

Maddy Cox, Lancer Feed Editor In Chief December 13, 2024

Walking down the streets of Manhattan in a fleece lined red jumpsuit, raising a red and white flag in the air, cold rain pours down on the crowd, drenching them through. The streets are lined with smiling,...

Digital Media Gone Clubbing #2

Vedha Inampudi and Sam Walowitz December 13, 2024

Check out two new clubs, Tuesday Night Rock Band and Creative Writing Club!

Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump go head-to-head for this year's presidential election. The 2024 general election will take place Nov. 5.

Lancers’ Election Perception

Maddy Cox and Abby Scott November 4, 2024

With the 2024 presidential election between Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump nearing, Lancers have heard their fair share of political discussion. But how does our student...

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